...A Shan dynasty called Awa or Inwa in Burmese. 1287-1555. Sometimes also referred to as the Nyaungyan dynasty (1605-1752), the successor to the Taungoo dynasty. Three Shan chieftains who abolished the Pagan dynasty repelled invasions during the Tatak era (1297-1307) of the Yuan Dynasty, and established two royal lines, building palaces in Pingya in 1312 and Sagaing in 1315. Both dynasties were limited to central Myanmar along the Irrawaddy River, but in the north, tribes such as the Mao Shan and the Mongyin Shan ruled over the area, while in the south, the Mon Hunterwaddy dynasty had a stable influence. ... *Some of the terminology that refers to the Innva Dynasty is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…ビルマ語でアワAwaまたはインワInwaとよばれるシャン族の王朝。1287‐1555年。タウングー朝の後身ニャウンヤンNyaungyan朝(1605‐1752)を指すこともある。パガン王統を廃絶させたシャン族首長3人は,元の大徳年間(1297‐1307)の侵入を退けた後,1312年にピンヤ,15年にサガインに王城を築き,2系列の王統を樹立した。両王朝ともその支配地域はイラワジ川流域の中部ミャンマーに限られたが,北方ではマオ・シャン,モーニン・シャンなどの部族が割拠し,南部ではモン族のハンターワディー王朝が安定した勢力をもっていた。… ※「インワ朝」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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